Billie Jean King’s remarkable journey comes full circle
The new, central library, to be named the Billie Jean King Main Library, will be dedicated on Sept. 21
IN PICTURES: The 70-year-old boat race that almost didn’t happen
Permitting issues almost canceled the Sprint Nationals this year, but a last-minute reversal meant fans got to feel the spray of the water and hear the roar of the engines once again.
Long Beach football players prepare for NFL, college seasons
Top 5 storylines for Long Beach football fans to follow
PODCAST: ‘What Up, Long Beach?!’ 2.0
We’re switching up our 12-year-old podcast so come find out what’s new and let us know what Long Beach sports stories you want to hear more about!
Long Beach Sprint Nationals race is officially back on
After initially being denied a permit for the 2019 race, the organizer was given another chance to comply with a new set of regulations and stipulations.
‘Speechless’: Tragedy strikes LBCC football team again with passing of Brent Le Roux
“My family loved him, my son looked up to him, my wife loved him, my dogs loved him.”
PODCAST: The best of our offseason reset interviews
Our friends at The 562 re-live some of their favorite interviews from the last year, from Chase DeJong to Jordan Bell.
Some half-fast tips on getting started for the marathon
Three staff members of the Long Beach Post—a beginner, a marginal intermediate and an advanced runner—plan to run the Long Beach half-marathon on Oct. 13. Come train with us!
PODCAST: Offseason reset With LBSU soccer coach Mauricio Ingrassia
This week on the show JJ sits down with Long Beach State women’s soccer coach Mauricio Ingrassia to talk about his team’s trip to the World Cup in France and Mike breaks down Long Beach’s role in creating Title IX.
Youth Baseball Roundup: Championships and the #1 Batgirl
“She became their little good luck charm,” said Lyndsey’s mother, Lynette Ingram. “I like to say she’s the dugout manager. She gets the bats, helps do the lineup and bosses the boys around.”